inure

That would amuse him, change the air of his thoughts, and give him time to inure himself to the horrible thing he had discovered.

The continual thought of a good man was how to inure himself to suffering, and prepare himself for death.

What then, said Madame, are not thirty Tears Misfortunes enough to inure her to them?

But we must inure ourselves, in the biography of Petrarch, to his over-estimation of favourites in the article of morals.

There is another advantage of Government cooperation that will inure greatly to the benefit of the settler.